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Daily Republican., 1887-03-03
Robbed Of Thor Hard Earnings,

If the people of this city and sur.
rounding country are foolish enough to
pay outrageous profits demanded, after
the guide and warning we have been
giving the public, they deserve no
sympathy. When an upright man like
Meyers, the clothier, will sell you an
Oriental worsted diagonal euit OF
clothes, lined with Italian satin, for
s. 49, worth $40 90, boys suit for
Sl.9S, or q pair Of durable working
pants for 80 cent?, on account OF hi
being compelled to cave this city or
March 18th, and you sauander youl
money when your wife could put thu
savings to better advantage, you de
serve reprimanding.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-03
Fraud Defeated.

The New Jersey Senatorial election
has ended with more satisfaction to the
Repab licans than to the Democrats,
though . Democrat has been elected.
The United States Senate will, after to-
morrow at noon, have . staunch Demo-
cratic mem Der, elected by thirty eight
Republican and three Democratic votes.
The result, however, was one over
which Rspu olicans rejoicsd and Demo-
Gratis rayed and swore. Rufus Blod-
gest, the Senseor-elect, msy never vote
With The Republicans upon party ques.
tions, hut he Is accredited with being
an honest man snt he will 90 10 the
Unitei States s mate without being be-
smirched wi.h Democratic thievery
and fraud. There never was o holder
theft OF q seat in the Legislature than
the seating of Turley from Camden,
and the seating OF Walters was not =
whit better. Bat Albeit needed their
votes. He could not ba ele ,ted with.
out them, and honest men every where
will rejoice thai he WAS not elected
with them. The last straw of fraud
WAS too heavy for the camel back Of
Democracy. Albeit gained the vote.
who we're Aiders and Abetters In fraud
because they held the stolen goods and
Albeit was willing to profit by th'
theft. He, however, gave too littl'
credit to the political hrmness and In
tegrjty OF here and there men in hi
own party. He acted as II he thought
all Democrats were purchssable ant
that in due time every Democratic
member Of the Legislature would com
70 ais support. Ia this opinion he wa
mistaken. There were three Demo
Gratis who were willing TO vote for MI
B'odgett, Democrat, snd there wer
thirty eight Republicans who wer
willing TO vote for al honest Democra
to kesp Leon Albeit out Of the Unite
States Senate with two stolen seats /
his pocket. Mr. Blodgets, the Senator
elect, Is man OF high character an
repule. Hsis a proiechonist and o
most questions will be found on tt
righO SIDE. The de feat Of A obett is
mater for general oongratulation. q
has led the campaign OF knaver
which shrank from NO outrage on tt
ballot box and has represented tt
baseI elements Of his party. Und
the circumstance the Republicans OF
we'll afford to bear the blame of electii
IN honest United States Senator.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-03
The Academy of M asic.

IA Wife's Honor" drew another
crowded house AZ the Academy OF
Music last night, and the entire perfor.
nance gave the greatest satisfaction
Miss Lille Tucker as Miss Olga has
proved hert elf very clever little act
ress, and, the same as the other mem.
bers of the company. has made hosts OF
friends in this city. The "Ticket OF
Leave Man" was to have been preseB t.
ed this evening, but owing to the prep
arations nece sssry for lite production II
will be impossible to present 1t until TO
morrow night, and "a Wife's Honor
will be given again this evening.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-03
wAuAnAxHns

the fragment price on the
fragment. Some OF the things
are the ends and leavings OF
last years sale; the hangers
lon, the camp followers of
THE great White Goods
larmy. We've drummed
them up aud now shall drum
them out. Others are not
as fine as our regular en-
broideries; that settles it
with them; they sh.n 60
with the rabble.
We say "rabble," but you
wont. We might mix these
coarser things (not so very
Icoarse after ally with the
regular goods and work
; them off as "best" on any
Z careless buyer. Only those
, wise in embroidery would
notice the cheat. But il
would be a cheat just the
: same. No, out they all 60
!. the coarse, the fingered, the
smirched in any way.
i You'll find them on {
4 counter by themeclves; bu
you won't recognize them al
); first. You'll think they're
;. from the regular stocks
,ss They're the very thing
!, you'll find in some regula
;. stocks. We weed them OUT
n because it's our way. Rattle
o. .. lose sharply on such stu
IN than compromise the fint
y " perfect embroideries b
2. q keeping them around.
~ ! inch to As inches.
~ 2 cents to SI.15.
h. There's the price-story i
:, half a wink. Get anon
St, these Hamburgs once an
s es see il we haven't marke
ne "go" on every yard OF then
:. Not so good an assor
'0' ment of colored as of whit
, ed but you may see just VIII
IN you want; the price III he
* you to see it.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-03

10 hsvs taken . ssn Of lys h Addison %
~ box Of toilst soap 70 ksep sons OF
tie party in . clean, prsseanels eondi-
siop. Il will b nstiosd that The uQuol
bill csms 70 eso1. There veee Mat
members Of the board, three Of whom
we're az Minister John Bteslow. Ediso!
Devsou OF the Charleston News end
Courier, and ex-0ovorncr Bedle OF Nss
Jersey, all leading reformers OF Presa
dent C.eyeland's administration.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-03

Wilson and Mrs. faDbs COMMITTED.
Coroner Ashbridge held IN inquest
yesterday morning ON the body Of
Wakefield Gains, colored, aged Is
years, Of No. 207 Schell street, who VS.
killed ON Wednesday, February 16tn.
ct the house Of John h. Tabbe, 1888
Richard street., 90 IL 10 alleged, by .
blow ON the head, inflicted with chair
in the hands Of George b. Wilson:
Probably 800 people. the majority OF
| whom were col0fed, gathered on
| Seventh street., between Chestnut and
Bennett, during the morning, attractsd
by curiosity to SEQ the prisoners. The
entrance to the Coroner's ofice vas
guarded by halfa dozen reserve police
men, and, though every effort Vas
made 70 keep ont al who had NO bust
ness with the Coroner, the hearing
room Was thronged with Witnesses and
others.
George Il. Wilson occupied . seal
beside the stove. He was In charge o.
reserve policeman, but spoke to nc
one except his counsel.
District Attorney Graham Wal
present throughout the hearing, anc
occupied 4 seat BY Coroner AshbridRe
Mrs. Jennie Cannon, OF 1918 Lemon
street, was the first witness called. Sh'
was unable to walk to the stand with.
out assistance, and while she tesiifet
was supported by her husband. Mra
Cannon is Q sister OF Gains. She test'
fed that the deceased was married II
Seaford, Delaware, several years ago
! but had not lived with his wife 10
some time past She last saw him o.
|, Tuesday, February 10Th, election day
= ST asked him." Mrs. Cannon went o.
n to say, "whether Mrs. Tsbbs was out c
y the hospital. He replied that she ha
n been out two weeks. l then said II 20
!. don't look out she will catch up to 20
!. yet. This remark Was prompted b
- language Mrs. Tsbbs had used In lie
70 ter to Wakefield, when she said Oh
D. would catch him II 1t took ten years
d Mrs. Tabbs and Wakefield had . dgf
ir on the night Of Deoen Der S1st las
ID when she caught my brother walkin
30 ON the street with girl. She chase
to him into my house. Early the san
a, evening Mrs Tabbs CO lied at my hou
for Wakefield, and said she had stu
: ton for him. have not eeeD her sin
~ that time"
III Silas Hibbs OF Eddington, describ'
D. the fiuding Of the dismembered trur
to in Tottep creek, 800 or 800 yards fro
ey the New York division of the PsnnsI
1t vaniA Railroad, shortly before o'clo'
to on the morning Of February II.
DIR K. j. Groom, Of Bristol, coroner
physician Of Bucks County, gave G
result Of the post mortem examinati'
nm OF the trunk.
Hattie Armstrong who, At the
10 quest, she said, of Mrs. Tabbs, pawn'
o. on the afternoon OF the murder, lot
81. clothing the woman had given her. q
to- on the DAY following pair of shoes
40 Ratchet and q dress, told under o.
yht her story, which has already been pr
es. lished.
YER Before the girl had finished Dist
M. Attorney Graham asked the Coroner
"a bind over Wilson and Mrs. Tabbs
~. await the action of the grand jury.
oo After de.iberating few minutes
c0- Jury returned Q verdict to the effect
ing Wakefield Gains had come to his de
the from Q blow with q chair in the hal
be- of George Fl. Wilson, and that Nd
cry Hannah Tabhs was an accessory to
Ter crime. The Coroner then commit
ian Wilson and Mrs. Tabbs to prison.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-03

socissy leaders In Brooklyn, N. Y,
Ora staggering under IN untold load OF
trouble from one or more anony mous
lstter writer's who have undertaken
and seem 10 take great pleasure In OK
posing fAmily skeletons. A reward OF
. Thousand dollars is offered Tor any In.
formation that may lead % the identid-
cation Of the author OF the letters sent
20 residents OF the Nineteenth ward
during the last two weeks, but without
Bringing the guilty offenders to tho
surface. II II claimed BY those who
sssm 10 know something q his where
abouts that he 10 indifferent about the
reward offered for him, and II II farther
uaid that ~ hes - mach money to
Spend - anybody II b should happen
% be caught, and therefore II u not
blAckmAil he or they are after. They,
Tor there sesms 20 b moro than one,
simply desire 70 stir mp the social
mengeril to give II On airing, claiming
that 1t will BE- . benefit to the public
norAlA It may properly BE- supposed,
however, that there 10 some terrible
squirming under the exposures that are
being made. Engagements have been
broken OF and the clergy are said to be
several hundreds out by the loss o!
prospective marriage fees. In some
Gases several embryo brides had beer
told the true in wardness Of their ex
pectAnt brldegrooms, and TO square
things the loving suttors have been
told OF the fitrtasions OF the ones they
thoughs above such harmful amuee
nents. Some truths and great mum
ber OF lies have been told, but the per
sons written about seem to be mucl
Angrier at the truths than ct the nm
truths. Isis said that Bedford avenue
the abode OF wealth and social rein,
nent, has closed Its shutters and take
In its door-mats. Wherever . societ
girl lives there IL said to be . dam
atmosphere caused by her salty tear
Lent Is being observed In dead earue
aud the sack cloth and ashes are IL
real artisles. EXAMINATIONS and r
orimina lions are said to have passt
until the regulations OF many 70
families have been besmirched beyoI
repair. Some OF the city suthoriti
have ad vised the aggricvsd parties
lei the matter drop and let 1t die
Itself, but no, the Nineteenth ward &
ole y folks won't have any such sdvit
Their blood Is heated and nothing "
satisfy them but the arrest Of the sea
DIAL seed sower. They are bound
have revenge, no matter whether tn
have any character left OF not, and
looks now indeed rs II chsrAo er was
be The main sufferer all around.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-03
Safe Investment.
SIS. SO OR SIS.

1t you have S. to invest,
visit the Wilmington Cloth
ing House,4I6 Market street
select a pantaloon pattern
and leave your measure; we
know you will make 30
per cent on your investment.
II you have $40 to invest
| in a Spring Overcoat,we are
certain we can give you the
best for the money in this OF
any other city. !.
SIS will buy a Scotch
! Cheviot Overcoat, full silk
lined.
Mothers, we want you to
see our new styles of Chill
dren's Suits for spring-jus'
received.
Young men, we have new
|styles ia for you to selec
Iron, made from the newes
designs OF fabric and cut in
the height of fashion.
i Suits for men of all size
snd shapes, made in the be'
manner possible. You cal
,lbe suited by making you
iselection from our stock Q
Suits.
Many inducements to offe
: 10 heavy weights. Cut price
''|are making sales. We nee
1.-The room. You save none
+ to take the goods.
nj Our Sr.5o pan'aloons is
superior garment Tor tn
Iprice.
Ol Our garments are manu-
: fac.ured exclusively for us +
'-IWan.maker & Brown, an
we sell them at the sam
'e,lprices ard under the san
lguarantee.
Our motto: "7he best goo4
Ifox the least money!"
Daily Republican., 1887-03-03

TIE TERM OF the forty. ninth Con'
eress will expire ut noon tomorrow
and 1t looks nov - II there viii be nc
OCCASION for IN extra session OF the
Rt.iesh Congress, though IL 10 possible
the Senate may remain over day o!
two 70 cot upon appointments and
rr>nssct executive business. :
Daily Republican., 1887-03-03
$50 PIECES
TORCHON LACE.

From n to sin. wide. Some are
hand made, some are made on q
machine. Our price is from &c
to soc. a yard. The quality
width and price will cause many
to exclaim: how cheap!
Daily Republican., 1887-03-03

Besides the box OF water craokera,
frog legs and old hens, the board cou-
sumed fourtsoa dvzen eggs, one dollars
worth Of water ice, and sundry pounds
OF beef and mutton. To keep them
from working over hours they timed
themselves with o 81 50 CLOCK IL seems
Daily Republican., 1887-03-03

We are selling dozens every
day Of Elastic Corset Laces.
What a comfort for every lady.
After you try them once you
will hardly want to do without
them. The price is lower than
usual.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-03

The term Of Rev. Leroy W. Magee as
pastor of Elan NJ. e. Church will clio, G
next Sunday, March 6. Special services
in the morning at 10 O'Clock. Address
to young people In the evening.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-03
BEE HIVE"
400 Market Street.

A word to the wise is suffl-
Gent. The earlier you buy Mus
Inns or Sheetings the cheaper you
will own them. We are making
a special drive on Appleton
and Fruit OF the Loom for a few
days,
Daily Republican., 1887-03-03

All this has nothing TO do
with the great bulk OF the
White Goods. They stay at
the old prices-our old
prices. We deal with the
manufacturers direct; no be-
tween costs to pay. That
let's us make selling prices
about as low as little dealers
can buy for at wholesale.
But be the dealer little or
big, where else can you find
such an assortment of Main
sock, Swiss, Cambria or
Pique goods' We believe
that there is nowhere In the
United States a stock OF
Embroidsries as fine as ours.
Last circle, southwest Of centre.
i It's a good time to gel
among the Shoes. Between
. seasons odds and ends are
; losing in price as they come
to light. The size IL be
your only worry. Plenty o
new things if you can't bt
fitted in the old; and tht
!, new prices are lower thar
. we've ever before sold sucl
8 goods for.
X Misses Fine Pebble Goat Spring He,
!, Shoes, sizes 1871 to 2, widths B, G, |
y 81 90.
y Same style Fine Kid, nearly all size
widths A to d, $500
-. Lot of Children's French Kid, sprin
u heels, flexible soles, mostly 8, 81 and
;, and C, d and E width; a 81 shoe fl
81 so.
Youths $500 waukenphasts goir
fast.
10 Mems Genuine Hand-sewed Fine Ca
70 London, Capped-toed, Button Shse
20 81 IS.
% A large lot OF Ladies' Light Kid, Han
sewed House Slippers, very neat, 81 90.
Fl A few of those Fine French Kid, Han
sewed Button Shoes. a great bargain
= we have your size; az to 5, A and A 1
and some BIS; also ga TO is, d and
!. $500.
= Middle Market street front.
A set Of one ladies' line
Of lcape-collar and pair of
n buttonhole cuffs, Is cent
Good linen in both, but ye
TX know that union or cote
re stuff is often fixed up to al
pear equal to linen.
III Southwest of centre.
ys Some of you doubt that
Is German perfume can ecu
r. Atkinson's. See if you thir
n. SO after trying a IS cent be
r. tie for 40 cents.
opl About 500 fancy bottl
he of good cologne. Have be
on 80 to IS cents; even the
ok at IS cents. You'll see me
ct things near by that'll Ike
iii; your pocketbook open.
20 First circle, northeast of centre.
JOHN WANAMAKER,
Chestnut, Thirteenth and Market str,
VIZ and City-hau square.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-03
A Small lot Of 20 Dozen
German Huck Towels,

Extra Large Size; a good bar
gain at 50 cents; you can have
them as long as they last at IS
cents each.
A few Of those tumbled Hand.
kerchiefs left-half price-don''
delay il you expect to see then
here.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-03
CURTAIN DRAPERY

AN ELEGANT ASSORTMENT.
Choice Styles Of MADRAS,
Choice Styles OF ScRIM,
Choice Styles Of LACE,
AT our Popular Prices.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-03

ESOR RENT SrOKk, AT =. W. COR.
IL eth and Jefferson streets. The store Is
large, with good fixtures for grocery or any
other business. Also house, GA W. 7th street
contain ing 10 rooms, with hot and cold water
and bath; is In good order, and rent moder
ate. Apply to JOHN fLlNN, coo W. IN
street. f&-u
Daily Republican., 1887-03-03

lIOliru to To made. Out this out and
MliMkv return TO US and We will send
WUVII you free, fometh;ng of great
value and importance To you,
that will start you h. business which viii
bring you in more money right avay than
anything else In this world. ADy one
can do tho work and live at home. Either
seq; all ages. Something new, that Just
coins money for all workers. We will start
you; capital not needed. This is one Of tn
genuine, important chances Of lifetime.
Tn ose who are ambitions and enterprise Dg
will not delay. Grand outfit FREQ. Address
I rRUE& 90. Augusta, Maine. t2T-lyw
Daily Republican., 1887-03-03
Pu sLlo sALx-rv,I
4. ~ ~ w.. 4 fss ;ss,, ~
Dslsvsrs. on ''a'
SATURDAY. Man,
-~M l O'Clock p.s
N head Of Low. ..t ~.
In a. ~

- VI i''. aud ~
- Il =: & !, A ;
wsign $50 pounds A., v,a
OF 90 sny other slns ~, y, eah
ny, no al BAY hOr..s y ,n,.7}
general purpose ko,.sa "a
nos tand 8. A.,
10 gears ole. lsl, hap ., levi
mar, a. good a tear "a
having fine style ,ns y, y
No . Dapple sray ~ ~
weigh 1850 p upd, -" = s''.i|
any kind OF work wa l'ak|
Nos. I and & A..
? horse, 8 years oil III 4. s w.N|
sonian stock, viii n. Il ~: 4
ns sVou sctofz, viii -
broken single. W d
No. Q. A so,rel h.,,. =.
weighs hoo pound, .' Hl
raj purpose h0rse. VII aa|
|. Nos. 10 and II An,,,
eysars old. lax hana%,I Y,
poun d with lo,s I ~, vi
team. " VI
no u. A brown ma. /
weigh 100 pound, s, .,n
la singls harm a, and ~
|, No. - a dappIs sr NV W
IM hands high, We III, M ~
Norman, with III, 4.
good mare.
l. No u. A bay ho,. ii
hands high, wsish. iISS
good useful horse "a, y. y
II. Mo. 10. a dsrs rosn ".
hands high. with VEIN n
GOOD bone and sooa ~.
eood mare.
H. No. 10. A s,ravb.-,,~I
high. eyesrs old. weigh, \
. lots OF bone an 'clIrn
1. No. ". Bay mare Yin 4.
.ll& hands nigh welga,,s
eeneral purpose mare,
Nos. Is and " An,
lborse', 0 yea,s I'D. mr.
Neo pounds, vi b lou 4
will make a me tam
III. Nos. 20 and Il. A pu
horses, o and 0 year "a
[ 10 hands high, With sos,
'jweii bred pair Of d ne, n
/ An extra team.
NO. ~ A bicvu htm
ri hands high, veisa. l@
horse In any zlni o,ay
~ NO. a. Bay n a'e via
10 hands hign, welss,
broken single
ALSO spair Of nuu
ri NO postponeneut o.
We Ath.r. Alluock 70 Nu
4 any gcntlem W Sec N M
any horse VIII please raj
III A credit o. % ds!l I'd
dlrser. J sSlLt ~
yl l.. W. Stidaem L sos
Daily Republican., 1887-03-03
TUESDAY, NlIl
at i o'cINs Ril

mil gto.. or tie T.
TUESDAY, nlIll
at ! o'cIoss I'd
2 good hofses 10 .ooi I'd
IT, OF thea wllinsH
| AnZ all home rslKi Il
stock.
Farming Imp lencit
wag N. hay bed, ? ~ ii
WAGON an har ss eTu
~ d Jingle trees, taiaN
mowin mach n insM
| grass drill. In god u
! plows. tariows, eltMa
corn shell.r. fan, lmi
brides. Collar, q Ia
lyoEes, FORKS. ,hove'i A1xi
80 Vthos, grindstoue iM1
chino. Husefs, ! Iron ~
saue gs grinief. | lsfr1
IL pairs OF anditltt II
leood cross cut ssv,, y.
and good scaldins haan
In good order, Selghi,ls
iron wise.
| Dairy fx.urer ~
cream kettles. ..iE fiu
lot OF grain aat IN
neAsure, 2 hsl'-po,i rn1
other articles, all dh1
without reserve; % 'nr
w. q y. tailroM w
farm. | am obliged
Interest Of wheat IL -
Iton. Terns: AlgM
land over a credit 49,
Try the pur,hascrn,
j. with approved 70
from day {. sale, o'5Hvss
Il l.. W. Stldham aS&
Daily Republican., 1887-03-03
THE Urn DAY ~

al !.
Three head Of goo ~ -
1 pair of mules, wt'i
ers 81 head Of scei VI
profit, OF will he y ai ii
Two yearling ealves, III
youn aud fast wAll'i' n
Farming lmpl mr1ss -,
milk dearborn ana -,
wagon, ! Jagger sA.l
cultivators, gril9 ~ IA
tedder, / Acme hlNO.f,s]
mowers, lthampl,l., ss'.,s.l
graph hay cutter, hA'
wheat. o,.ml
UaiIy Fixture:
p-quart cliurns tro
buckets, ! barre. .l, .e'.D.,,f2
bushel, loi OF ciitl va, \ 4,
Terms mad kHcTnl. eapt
W. J. Lank, Al'ul.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-03

90 sets OF ttst
driving hsrfos', IN
limitation rub9ti al .S,,t(
ana brass ,xpFei !! aH VA
| farm barsess, .rs "a n
| lap robes, whips, nj nj
The above hafhes !, q
and mrs class 10 e'..Td
Also will sell 8 Z, ". nj
doubl Q aud single n \ IA
The above sale Ia
wsreroom on sec y n.
exhibition from nov .,. Il
A credit q 70 d.', M
su rs Of go 90 AZ NJ.
| bsnkable note sna 'T
/ l.. W. s,idhsu AS1
Daily Republican., 1887-03-03

NOR RENT - THE STORE AM
IL dwelling, No. To2 King street. Their
are rooms beside the store. 1t Is suitable
for m iliiner or trimmings. Apply at 10
King street, or address BENZ. fOOTE,
PASS Stanton, Del.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-03
DIrpI.IO sAL[LI

i at public sale,
scribers, on toe re- re- 81 :. \
bike to kenf I'll PIKE =
brook station, ii
Daily Republican., 1887-03-03

I0OR RENT-2 OFFICE ROOMS, AT
Il No. 10 Market street, Ind floor, good
light and terms reasonable; only resronsl
Bile parties need apply. John X. Hudson b
Co., 102 East 4th street. flS'lH
Daily Republican., 1887-03-03

NOR RENT-A TRUCK FARM OF
Il acres, on the Kennett pike. near Camp
BELLS shop, with good buildings and plenty
OF fruit. Apply 10 Thomas Il. Lally, 80
Market strsct. E6let
Daily Republican., 1887-03-03

yNOK RENT-hOUSE AND STABLES,
u with 4 acres OF ground, near ming
ton, fronting on the ktnnett pike and the
city railway. Inquire of Eli Nichols, Cen
treville. Lei, or Geo. X. Townsend, Oh
Market street. nStf
Daily Republican., 1887-03-03

DUBLlC ShLE-wu
l. public ssle on it,Lz
Deiaware junction, I'D
mil gto1. on tie r.
HtFEs.sn
Daily Republican., 1887-03-03

NOR RENT-THE and, 3rd AND ltt
u floors and basement Of building, 20;
Market street; suitable for q light manu-
fActuripg business or photographer In
quire at 703 Market street ll2u
Daily Republican., 1887-03-03

OyCOND AM Y
- hrst class names y, II
A. Conner's Harnss ,,i,
| Itt street, Whnps1 ~.
SATURDAY.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-03

gsOR kErT-GuoD ekOOMEDH HOUSE
for s8, and Q larger one with bath for
no. Apply TO W. J. FISHER, elb1< Market
jtroet Mott
Daily Republican., 1887-03-03

N
n the
d Asd
| ofhee
larset 4
Ist 8 o'd
|berresd
lirectora
lam III
Daily Republican., 1887-03-03

)UNTY
:, that 81
be year !
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Iat We wi
bost.
4 JOB
Collecto|
II ri
ll0llectO]
Daily Republican., 1887-03-03

NOR RENT-THE DWELLING OF 7Is
Il Market street, s CT 9 rooms Nth bath,
BY J.AUGUSTUS MoCAULLEY, coo Mar.
ket street. f-u
Daily Republican., 1887-03-03

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Daily Republican., 1887-03-03

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Daily Republican., 1887-03-03

NOR RENT-OHEAP. HOUSE, NO. All
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street. MI -bts
Daily Republican., 1887-03-03

TOR REkT-DWEI4LlN9 HOUSES ,so4
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